Wow, I didn’t realise how long it had been since my list post! In the past 12 months I have worked on two separate collections projects, producing three different significant assessments. One more is currently in the pipeline, so my name is definitely getting out there – fingers crossed it continues. Collection assessments are so … More Progress.
Colourful reflections at Melbourne Now exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria
I’m not a massive fan of impressionist art, but I had heard great things about the Monet exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, so off I headed. The exhibition space was divided into a number of rooms, the majority of which showcased Monet’s paintings. I found the space to be slightly underwhelming and … More Exhibition Review: Monet @ NGV
A museum should never be finished, but boundless and ever in motion. Goethe
Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures from the National Museum, Kabul From the minute I walked in I could tell this would be good. I had heard about the treasures tucked away in the Presidential palace by museum workers during the turmoil caused by the Taliban. However, I had assumed like most people that the majority of artefacts … More Exhibition Review: Afghanistan
Alexander the Great: 2000 Years of Treasures I visited the Australian Museum in Sydney to see this exhibition and wasn’t sure what to expect, given I hadn’t done my research. It was divided into sections focusing on the life and war exploits of Alexander, and the subsequent influence of Hellenistic art and culture in the … More Alexander the Great: 2000 Years of Treasures
A 30th birthday is a target many people set themselves for making it in an arts career. But is it realistic? Do you have to make it before you turn 30?
little ostraca 